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2 SH E R M A N
F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 27. 1950
COUNTY ' JO U R N A L . MORO. O M M R
with
U. S. Highway 20
at
J ^ ljer m a n C o u n t y J o u r n a l
and Mrs. A . L. K ln tn er.
point 3 miles east of Millican in
Mrs. Elsie Patjens and Mr.
w AND
D E T E R M IN A T IO N S
O F Deschutes County; thence south
P u b U eh ed E v e r y F r lo a y a t
cz^tt nf The Dalles spent the
along the posted road to the
wXk end at the home of Mr 2nd THE OREGON STATE GAME community erf Lake in northern
M oro,
County; thence
thence easterly
easterly
Dugger.
C OM M ISSION
^ Lake
®
County;
E d ito r Mrs. H. O. Dugger
B iles L . P r e a c h
Mrs. Frank E Bayer and data
WHEREAS the Oregon State
posted r o a d s j u n c U o n
_ _
•» n»
ohtor Tulia Mrs. James Easter Game Commission at Its stated with U. S. Highway ______
oso at wagon
iia j July
u iv 14.
1-» 15,
W 28.
™ and Ure;
tire; thence n northeasterly
î n d i o n L ^ r r y , and Margaret meeting held
o ^ a s t e r l y along
of «**♦* •» ------
I,rrw- --------------------------------*’ « rpuo TWiles
, Cungrara
--------------
9Q 1QSO
ectivelv pursuant
U. S.
Highway 395
1950, resD
respectively,
pursuant
395 to
to 20; junction
JuncUon
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A F » _ BaumgarUier w e r e in i t The
o D Dalles
a l * 29.
29, ¿®W’proy
<£’Section
4* U.
with S. U Highway
S Highway
thence
Monday forJ*en^ 1 ’ ^ t a r k and Chapter 275, Oregon Laws 1941, northwesterly a ljo n g
Posted
K " s g x s s ," " ,& “ . e
subscription r ates
com ,
DNB Y E A R -
^ m o d ifie d 3 by^resclndln tlons
a U. S. “ «hway 395
M O D IF IC A T IO N OF F IN D IN G S
__ ____ _____________
with U. S. Highway 20,
northwestsrly along i
-
ty roads to intersect{on w ig U.
S. Highway 20 at Brothers,
westerly along U. S.
thence
JV ^ w av ^ O ^ to " P
in i‘*Moun
Pine
Mountain
W h w a y 2 0 ^ ofl’
beg)nnlng
/ . tv
W
asco C
Comity:
Uasco
ounty.
A
ll of
Wasco c v °u”
AH
of
un ty
Fifteen g Wasco
^^^^^R
e y s e r v a -
Wa
P ^ | s t of The Dalles-
s - u
« t b
”
open season for deer o f . . . ,
and by extending the gen
deer seafion> fl hear-
al
* * y Ä °KÌÌA?S€r
^ r ^ o s e o f m o d ify in g
ing for the purpose of modifying
s ^ h findings was, for at least
forty-eight hours prior to the
date hereof, published in the
Oregon Journal and the Oregon-
ian two newspapers of general
circulation throughout the b
?: K s z ra —
»’ “
»■
N O TIC E TO C R E D IT O R S
All persons having claims
against the estate of Earl C.
Williams, deceased, are lereby
n o tifie d to present them In pr>
to * *
Per form to the undersigned, the
duly . appointed, qualified and
acting Administratrix of the
estate of the above named de-
ceased, at the office of George
G Updegraff, Moro, Oregon,
within six months from the dale
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IT
A lA A tt A iA O ,
c u e
U C IC U y
------------------ *
day on —
Mr. and Mrs. O. N .
were hosts at a dinner Sunday
honoring her brother, CJarence
Huis of Moro on his birthday
anniversary. Other guests w e~
Mrs.
Mrs.
m.». Huis
* -- - and Mr. and Kielth.
Willard
Barnett
and
son at the
WlllanJ B
arne
s daV
Dinner guests Sunday at w
m k w spapsb
. P U B L I S H ! RS
^ association
s r a w
“
or
s 'j 'j a s a s
B
tO7 ha5 . “
may De hunted,
•-'V ******
vith
trapped, pursued or killed wit
gun, bow and arrow or other
means or devices, and of jvhat
and » sex,
In
species, kinds
xinus anu
va ,
« and
« m
what numbers, quantities or bag
an<J ,n what p)aceg man.
L/I
wild birds
WHU
UUUO
1IM1J
¥
5
y/ S
a
“ ;
~
«
l Gr
. . t h H - ^ n R lv .r beaLdn
-
^ ^ ^ “n V H t a h w l v ^ s Z d <
C r«*- Hood River and Grant ty north » ¿ y . J ^ H U S h ^ J ® »
Counties:
w ^ te m orevo™’ ’ ” M'”**
i ^
A l. o f C rook,
ixMwaaae _______ __
Grant counties
of national west of the summit of tne Cos-
terior
f - p t boundaries
pxceDt that o a r t cade Mountains: All current
1
h
following des- established cultivated aghcukur
deluded in tne 101
■«
and adJacent non-cudi-
. -
me-
and'detaimlAatlons of tne
the Oie-
eQn g u te Game Commission
adopted*«! its stated mAPtinn
J g
and 2 ,
L' i :
.
1^50, lespectively, flxiug aJ{ t
termlning th®
black-tail
mule d*e’’, Co
above
deer and white-tall deer as anove
Lucille Fox
ueo.
u
.
u
p
a
eg
ra
n
,
Geo. 0. Updegraff,
Attorney
for FINAD
Admlnitratrlx
51-2c
NOTICE OP
HEARING
- ____
. . . . . . . . . .
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has filer, in the
County Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman county his
a
Account as
Bonis
one
. ¿ i « « th i
F ^ b e r 22 1950, both ^ u , the w ill Ann
O C T O B E R 27, 1950
W ARNER FO R JU D G E
exterior hounaar.es o . . . .
^ pt “g w m a n Codnty and all
''a„d"'ihat "satartky? Now
Oregon voters have a peculiar
° WHEREAS, In the judgment
Judgment of O f the mule deer game
ember 4, 1950, at ten o’clock
xintest on the ballot thia fall.
said Commission it Is ln
and that l " r t*?1" ^ , ^ Fa|lg.Lake. A. M. of said day, at the County
Because Judge Harry Belt of he
best Interest of the state that ^ „ t h of the Klamath Fads Lake Courtroom
the
view
Highway
(Oregon obi a m vzv / wa « w *.>,
- -
.
supreme
-----------
------------ ---- view Highway
¿Oregon
Bb)
•uDreme court died »««r
after the
.
\ u^
£e
in which
nominations
L u p tae R e b e k a h L o d g e N o . 11< wert of the Three Flags Highway at Moro, Oregon, has been fixed
( U 8 395) south of Lakeview, by the Court as the time and
____
an d 4th
™ii<l be made candidates will
Meets 2nd
2
State of Oregon, and be It furth- place for hearing of objections
S v e ta h™e their names writ-
Tuesda;
Tuesdays o f each
er ordered that the open season
Final Report and Ac
ballot
"°e£
£ . er.
" en V on
™ the:
.hThallot,
m
on th
tor deer of either sex heretofore
anz| the sett’ement of said
fixed and determined as above efUte
^ r ^ c K a y ^ H a r o l d J.
“
J
described be and harW T » « • *
Patrick McHugh
i r . m « of Portland. Mr. War-
Grove came last M
in d u c e ,
Doug-
......
pm» Mountain Lucille May, Sec.—
Cll}^itedanthiseIl^th day of Octo- Geo. G. U p d eg ra ff.
mr
had via»»*»'— that evening . ]ag
L a d d tn
th tf T ^ DOtnt
o ta t oi
of beginning
R
leh
(JhaptaF
B e eth
th le
h e em
m C
h a p te r I N o . 7 8 .
- - «« a
er began
began hla
in» practice
paw»»— of law ana nau
mo w u u vy, »*^
m
oegiiiiiiiAB
Attorney for Administrator,
n , Pendleton and remained there
home o, hU p a re n t^ Mr.
M r .j and
nd
^ E ^ R * E A 5 S , , the open season
sjaaonfor
- - Meets
“ “ “ ever:
every second and ber, 1950.
P
f or { ^ ker 7 o a « y :
51-2C
d. b. n. c. t a.
49-52c
fourth Thursday In each
monv vears serving as state
w p Schilling- They w
deer of either sex was fixed and
... . Raker County outside
"
U nf ihT American Le M” r T v J ?
In Moro a t determined as -October 21 and th^ ' u r iw X u n d a rie a of na-
month;
visiting
members
wic a CA
of tio na"
ELECT
?“
wta a r^W ent of that
‘Of her mother, Mre Octotmr 22, 1950 In tl,e following X
T .VCA ^ AV.A
a _________
except that ra
n
Invited. Moro, Oregoil
tional forests except that portion
fion
too while
£ U X er„et. Mrs. Schilling; and d e sc H b ^ a re as.
M.
t
of
s
.
Hlghway
»
-~
t
Olive Young, W. M.
east of U. S. Highway 30 and
VERNON BULL
T^Uce Hay la the only one S t ^ r r i u r n ^ ' t o ^ t e U h o m e Lake
jown.
Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary
All • of Lake County except «»«Jh, ‘k S S g . Hlghway
f the seven who comes from rp^^gday and MT. Sch
g
fbnen
those nnrtfam
portions included in the
That
rtlon of union County E u re k a L o d g e N o. I l l A .F . R A A t
Meets on the 1st and
astern Oregon and the aP P ^ \ ' Wednesday.
Martin following areas:
' __
.
s Highway 30 and
3rd Thursday evenings
nent of Warner, who was from
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
The Mule Deer Game Refuge, regon Highway 82 outside the
each month. Visiting
That
?arV
°
f
u
^
kC
K
T
C?iUnt-?i
S
teH
o
r
boundaries
of
national
his part of the state and Is ac- &nd daugbter sharonmi*?t _ Sun.
members cordially In
within
the
Deschutes
National
lualnted with conditions here,
were dlnneJ. & Bernard Forest boundaries north and east
vited to meet with us
. onntv
-
a
help
to
this
area.
d
of
Mr. and Mrs. Bern
ras
. C. S. Bennett, W. M.
of
the
Fremont
Highway
^11
of
Harney
County
outside
irold W arner —
Is a veteran Martln
___
Harold
H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary
Martin.
r^Qrtv soonsored
31);
*
- ty.p pvterlor boundaries of na-
3f two world wars, has had an
A Halloween par y P®’
That part of
County
, foregts except that part
M ore L od ge N o. i l l
1 .0 .0 J
extensive
practices la
xtenslve pracuev,
» well
---- res by the American
.
south of Klamath Falls-Lakeview
, ded in
ixfAuvicw included
In the following de»- Meets 1st and 3rd
E d ito rs say
* X b¿ e members
T « ^ of
U bis
n T
and west " J ^ enarea:
Beginning at the
pro e ^ ' ^ l
Highway Junctlon ot Plne Mountain road T u esd ays In I.O.O.F.
UPHOLD »ha 1949 U g i.lu i-
hall. Transient and
^ ™ an "
r ^
h
- -
3h Everyone
with U. S. Highway 20 at a visiting brothers are
L IB E R A L
I
point 3 miles east of Millican In cordially In vited to
V E R N O N BULL
Deschutes County; thence south
„ h e r times.
has beer, r^ e lv e d jn Rw
D
E
P
E
N
D
A
E
l
t
.
•Í
meet with us.
Y a o rs L e g isla tiv a
fus that Miss Jessie
Mountain road with U. S. along the
" _ posted
T.ake .road in to
old
090
OttistOIK-
:>M
I«
Marvin Howell, N. G.
been made a member of th_ Stg- H1?hway 20 at a
ESte CouitV; thence _ easterly
E X PE R IE N C E
Leo Watkins, Secretary
1. It bring« Federal m o i../ »- ?
along posted roads to junction
Oregon.
w ith \j. S. Highway 395 at Wagon-
Ha» Full Support of Farm
posted road to the community tire; thence northeasterly along
2. It guarantee« » decent ii\
Re-elect
Mrs Elsie Patjens anu —
of The Dalles. The ocraston was
the birthday ann ver
Dugger.
schilling
Mr. and Mra^ Roy Sen ™
and son, Gwy,
went
an(j
Gary, w®
nJ- to in . _
le8 Saturday and broug
brought
father, Bud Coon, home fro
to stay a while with
them.
• -
..... _
^onda^
WUI r w s ire «
supply th e re o l« > d
ReasOn fo r
Columbia black-
ick-
tail deer having not less than
three fQrked
Uers
„ ?ed
an<J determined
detcrm|ned as September
and
30 to October 17, 1950, both dates
inclusive, in all counties except
gh
and the
open
«...------- County-
—unty; and
the open
« 8eason.
¡ ^ ior.
& ^ ^ ¿ ^ n tle re
^ " 7 “ ^
'with U. S. Highway 20-...« a
«“ ' D ^ h u t ^ County; thence
'J iv
ake
/V
o in°nortn-
in nortn-
County5 thence easterly
ta junction
^ T l I l Hlt?hwav
i h w a y 395 at Wa-
.2Jr t rf^o
S t^ ce northeasterly
_____
____
___
|.
g mghway
395
to
$ bm ™ ^^on^
onVw%t
g * S . Highway
Highway 20;
20;
i t h U*°S.
th e n c e n o r th w e ste r ly m a ’S
lo e n g c S p ^ is n -
^ . ^ £ » « 1 ^ 3 * 1 ^
14
and Labor Group»
ing for the «Red.
U 1« our belief that the voter« Mrs. Rice and says she enjoys
ri’li choose wisely If they w r ite college life real wfcll now that
,n the name of Harold Warner initiation is over.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Wilson and
or the vacant position.
son of Portland spent the week
rH K L A B O R <
2
end with Mr. and Mrs. S. A Wil
William B. Klmaey h a . been son. It was the first time the
Oregon’s
b o o r ---------
commissioner
)regon’s l la a D
-
Stacy
s u c y Wilson’s
wuson s new soi
son had been
Ince 1942. His duties are to en- here
by whlch
nere. The
me M
uaujr
wiaav .« was
w « .
orce the labor laws, do tnspev- in Portland (Vinb^r
October 2.
2, was nam
lon8 o f b o l l e « and
ed Stacy Atlee Wilson, 3rd.
Mrs. Sarah Glannonatti of the
jd In safety w o « ana uz
»borers In ^
Ung Wage upper
upper grade
grade room
room at
at Kurus
Rufus
zhen trouble arise«
g^ool has two new pupils in her
Bill Klmsey
wb0 T
? ? nL They a are
^ - Ml
^ a is ^ h a v ^ a
Kimsey is a Ph^ 8PX
room
entleman of some «0 y«*™ wno
C ooper
Th y
as been laborer and ®m,Ploy . brother In
prfr
. . . the
__ ,..imary
room.
a nrwzon for the better part o
nr1inp
has been on the
Bruce
Millard
Ores°n ‘T
«Af bia term
fe n e uuvmi v — — .V i-«, sick list the last week, and Is no
are UP but quietly
better y e t
U uhm it * wasting
words or
Mrs. William Huck was a bus
me
without
^ ^ w
, ni«tra-
,ne w
i t h o ----
u t v*'rd#
" - \ administra-
ess visitor in Bend
nenu Friday
rn u « j.
eaUhna8X n a ^
one, «atle- iness
Clyde
Stradley and Bernard
__
Bernara
^ r7 u X t b laborers and em- Martin and Vernon Shipley
of
The Dalles left Tuesday on an
oyer*’
thia elk hunUng trip to the Ukiah
Opposition to
to Kimsey HoWard
'nuntrv
ecUon c®m e, poHege
graduate ” <mtry- _____________________
ouegv
organ,
otinn) VOt mmnoaui TiAHtFOtTATioN—
G n o a m Reed
ica _ J t r a ___
= Ä^ tatlon
TBA'UFOKTMnvm—
UNION BACIFK
ice then a navy ^ e^ a”h he
—
mer of a fa
.
He was
res n2 ? lna, the legislature In
member of the
lam aey1«
49 H! * £ t "atoni with people
T
»^btave bl» ends without
ill get along oeuer
retained.
> E u rop e.
Mr.
and
ad fa m ily
Mfrs.
of
Len
* .,..- ,1 ^
Cooper
P o rtla n d
sp e n t
3 Trains
to »mrv« you
l
H a llo w e e n p a r t y -
Ir. a n d MW-
[ «>„ D e a n a n d M r and Ifr»
w ere
k H o m e r a n d fa m ily
n er g u e st« S u n d a y o f B ar.
Sunny Brook
L o w ell S tock m an
To Congress
Midco Hereford
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1- "
3,
1 2 :3 0 p . m .
-CnV Of rORTLAND"
<
"POimAMD ROMW
"IDAHOAM
"
RRE
ro o m
Old
■ ;
■J'-,7'.’-'"
FAMS
motifs
VOTI3O8
'■
unday visiting at the home of
Ir and Mrs. Donald von Borstel.
C hoice o f p «»"»«" accom m o
MX d Mrs. C. J
dation«; d u b and lo u n g e car«;
w onderful d in in g car meal»;
¿tighter, Joanne,
Tu®*
ra d in in g coach «eat*.
lay a week ago from Gary,
Enjoy the beautiful autumn
Hana where they spent three
waathar »»» vacation enrouta «t
nonths visiting his pare?ts'
Sun V alley, o w n ed and o p er
The fifth and sixth grades or
ated by U n io n P adB c.
ganized a Club In their room to
- every other Thursday. I t
LOW
LM m
«ortA ye»rr
called "The B«8?
Dean Eakln was elected pre
ent, Busan Baumgartner vice
•sldent, Jerrtne Blaylock, se-
rtary* and Jim Brady as trea-
rer Mr« Mildred Kelper as ad- local agent
-he b u sin e ss o f
decide o n H a llo w e e n
,a ^ cor,U o n «
fo r th e
Want Ada
ELECT
Hignway
V E R N O N B U LL
thence northeasterly along U S.
A
MAN
WHO WILL WORK
0
y
e
s
Highway 395 to Junction with
U. S. Highway* 20; thence north WANTED: Reliable man with
Po44 A«»»».«»**—
Paid Political Advertiacm ent Independent
«pe«»* fa«z«»»ow
westerly along posted countv
car wanted to call on farmers
Corami! íce, Ton» Ruck m an, Imbler. Or«.
roads to intersection with U.. S
In Sherman county. Wonder
Highway 20 at Brothers: thence
ful opportuity. $15 to $20 in a
westerly along U, S. Highway 20
&Lh
day.
No experience for capital
to Pine Mountain road, the point
required. Permanent. Write to
$2JL> pt-
of’ beginning.
day. McNess company, Dept.
K la m a th C o u n ty :
B, 2423 Magnolia St. Oakland,
That portion of Klamath Co^n
ty describe^ as follows: Be*}™
7. California.
, .
51*2P
Ing at the JuncUon of The
California Highway (U. S. 97) CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
with u the
north boundary
of
won
»
- - -
freeze. Bring them in any dav
Dalles-Californla High
but Sun»iay. C & C Food Store,
^ w y a v * to
10 lts
Its intersection
intersection wlth^Uij
with the
Grass Valley, Oregon.
21tfc
north boundary of the Klamath
the whiskey that's
FOR
YOUR
WILLYS
4-WHEEL
Indian Reservation; thence iol
DRIVE PICKUP, JEEP OR
lowing the boundary of the Kla
C /te e r fu / m /Hi Alarne
math Indian Reservation eact
STATION WAGON contact
and south to its intersecUon with
Willis Motor Co., West Col-
t h e Klamath FalW-Lal»eview
umbia River Highway, The
Highway (Oregon 66) near Bly^
REPUBLICAN
,
,
aao
. a ^ . Ore. Also Wlllys Sta
along
the
Dalles,
thenc° *ast along the Klamath
tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan
™®}¡®®*vlew
To Review Highway
____ (Oregon
____
Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive
intersection with the
• S E C O N D D IS T R IC T
eagt boundary of Klamath Coun
Pickups i ton equipped with
ON N O V E M B E R 7th
ty; thence following the east
the new F-head HURRICANE
boundary of Klamath Coun y
♦E F F IC IE N T
motor Used civilian and mili-
mtereecUon with Fremont High-
Jeeps. ’ Wlllys-Overland
tary
♦ experienced
w
a y (U . S.
35tfn
way
o. 31), th e n c e «wav
•Q U A L IF IE D
Parts and Service.
^ Is - C a lif o m la ?Highb
. » t t o o t KENTUCKY W H ISK EY-A B IE N D
way ( u. S. 97), the point of lo LOST: At high school carnival Pd. Adv. Stockman for Congress
at Grass Valley Saturday night Committee, J. H. Sturgis, P e n mTIOHAI M g n iw t M0M1CTS COtfOUTlO», HEW m î t • «%GUIM «tOTlMSHOTS
ginning.
a Buren wrist watch. Joanne dleton, Chairman
D e sc h u te s C ounty.
62c
Ross, Moro. '
That portion of D®80“.
® , X . y
<"5- s M
LATEST Model DeLux Gibson
Will take in
electric range,
side the exterior
naUonal forests except that p«*rt
part exchange Monarch or
included in th??k foll[X n?t Ih e
Home Comfort fuel stove. Can
bribed area: f Beginning at tne
be seen un-stairs in Depot. 52p
^ ■ ! X n of Pine Mountain roao
V
I
O
I
A
^
NEWI STANDARD FURNACE OIL
with THERMISOL
k > u t t h e county
Miss Cassie Holmes returned
me Saturday from her t r ip 't o
,rope
Miss Holmes and her
ter Ml«« Mabel Holmes came
frim The Dalle« Sajturd?y. a"t,
■re over night guests of their
iter, M «. Ted von Borstal and
rally. Sunday they were gues«
their brother, W . S. H
id family. Mr. and Mrs. Don
d von Borstel and family were
nner guests Saturday evertng
the Ted von Borstel home,
fter dinner all enjoyed hear-
ig Miss Holmes tell of her trip
I t »» le g a l, w o rk ab le, k eep s
3 . aid
- to - old - folk » out o f
p o lit ic s .
'
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD i'
RONS Or TNf sa < v bîmamurom
«
M o r o , O re g o n
Oil Burner Filter Clogging!
N o w y ou can h a v a o o m p leta freed o m from o il b u rn er
filter c lo g g in g , a s to r a g e ta n k s e a le d a g a in s t r u s t -
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